Let’s imagine they are all fixed.īy the way, here is a tip on how to press this wicked Ctrl+Alt+Shift+V shortcut with one hand: make this gesture - putting your index finger on the V. There are some bugs with shortcuts not working but they are not the point of this post. But it still should be used for “Paste plain text”. Shift+Ctrl+V, the old shortcut for “Paste over selection” is now taken by “Paste to replace”. New “Paste here” feature doesn’t have a shortcut! That’s obvious why: because it’s a mouse-triggered action and you need to click where you want to place an object. The majority of Figma users are on Windows! (Not me though, so this is not a bias.) Ya’ll probably use Macs so you overlooked this. Nobody used it, but having two shortcuts doing the same thing is a bad idea. Four keys! Judging by the amount of feedback on this issue, a lot of people have been using it for their daily workflow.ĭid you know there was a Ctrl+Alt+Shift+V shortcut in Figma already? It allowed you to stack things vertically, it’s called “Distribute vertical spacing”. The most problematic thing is probably that “Paste over selection” now has a very awkward key combo: Ctrl+Alt+Shift+V. (Note that Ctrl = Cmd on macOS in all the following shortcuts.) On the surface these are perfect additions! But when used in the real work setting, they seem to have some issues. Let’s start with some feedback the community has about the new pasting features. Let me know what you think! Community feedback I present to you some simple yet very effective and intuitive improvements to the new paste functionality.
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